WallSt Focus

As global markets continue to grapple with inflation, geopolitical uncertainty, and the looming threat of trade wars, few companies have managed to rise above the noise — let alone hit new highs. But that’s exactly what The Coca-Cola Company (NYSE: KO) did last week.

While broader indices have been rattled by renewed trade tensions and inflationary concerns, McKesson has performed well in 2025, benefitting from a rotation into defensive healthcare stocks.

US stocks came back to life on Tuesday, building on morning momentum as investors responded to fresh hopes for international trade deals—particularly with Japan and South Korea.

Tesla’s troubles are deepening as a combination of falling deliveries, executive exits, and escalating brand damage begin to chip away at the automaker’s dominance in the electric vehicle market.

In a chaotic trading session with dizzying reversals, U.S. stocks tumbled on Monday as President Trump's escalating trade war with China sent Wall Street into a tailspin. T

GlobalFoundries, the U.S.-based contract chipmaker is reportedly in preliminary talks to merge with United Microelectronics Corp (UMC), a major Taiwanese foundry, in a $37 billion merger.

PepsiCo’s flagship cola has slipped to No. 3 behind Dr Pepper, while other beverages like Gatorade have seen steady market share erosion.